London Zoo Entry Ticket

JP20201234

14 Apr, 2024

The zoo was lovely and well kept in most places. Lots of animals to see and go into the indoor / outdoor habitat to see where the animal may be. Zoo was well signposted and easy to navigate The only two down points were 1. Some of the water areas for the animals looked half empty and considering the amount of rain we have had that was quite surprising 2. Children- the amount of children running around, screaming and the parents not keeping an eye on them was mad. It is distracting when signs says to be quiet or not bang on the windows to respect the animals and it is ignored.

Bartholamew4

14 Apr, 2024

I’ve been to many zoos around the world, some excellent, some not so good- but London Zoo has to be the worst. The enclosures were overgrown, dirty and rundown. Many of the old concrete structures from less enlightened times still exist which makes for depressing and unsuitable environments for animals and humans alike. A high percentage of the enclosures were empty. Parrot cages were small. Tiger and lion enclosures were tatty and overgrown. Primates were few. It would be interesting to know just how many animals the zoo actually has. Penguins seemed to have the best accommodation package - large mammals the losers as usual. Saw more wildlife in the toilets which were utterly disgusting. As the zoo attached to our capital city, it is a shameful representation of how this country curates a zoo. A pity because we have sone very good animal parks around the country. Perhaps time for this zoo of almost 200 years to either make BIG changes or call it a day. Times have changed.

Excursion26544835825

12 Apr, 2024

Went for the day and managed to stay for 5 - 6 hours. Every animal is worth visiting, so make sure you plan time accordingly! Being able to walk with animals freely was the highlight of the trip. Best part is every monkey enclosure, and there was quite alot. The only downside was the lack of food options, and the ones they had were overpriced with lack of options. (bring packed lunch.)

jakatta

06 Apr, 2024

My wife, daughter and I had a great time visiting London Zoo for the first time. The zoo is kept clean and the staff are friendly and knowledgable. Great easter egg hunt for the kids to find letters which spell out a code word which has biological/conservation significance. We loved many of the enclosures, especially the tiger, lion and penguin enclosures. Gorillas were amazing to watch their interaction with one another and we were privileged to visit when one of the female gorillas had a young gorilla with her. We also loved watching the volunteers and zoo keepers interacting with the penguins when they were shovelling soft sand around the perimeter of the penguins' pool. Butterfly inflatable house is excellent to walk into and watch the butterflies fly around; zoo restaurant is excellent, especially their pizzas which are made fresh in front of you; reptile and amphibian house is great to walk around as is the rainforest section housing the sloths and fruit bats (although obviously awful warm and humid). Not much for me to say with regard to improvements that could be made; Id only comment that its probably not a good idea to allow the leaf cutter ants to have free access to ropes which are outside their enclosure, especially since no member of staff is there to advise people not to band into the ropes. I doubt anyone would want a few leaf cutter ants going down their collars or into their hair.

NicoleKay84

05 Apr, 2024

Went to London zoo on 3/4/2024. We enjoyed seeing the animals. Especially the baby gorilla. We missed a lot of animals today due to getting a bit confused about which way we should be walking and ended up working around the same place a couple of times. Cage was too busy. Would have been great if there was a couple more stands outside to pick up things like a hotdog etc.